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The problem that I'm running into is that once into the foreign IVR, I will occasionally receive a busy signal for a particular feature if the foreign IVR's back-end is tied up.
To my knowledge, without using EAGI and writing a custom DSP in Perl, there's not really much I can do about this, right? The Dial() application is going to think it succeeded, because it did (on the initial outbound dial).
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Are there any sources or reports which explain how close the country was to collapsing under the Nazi assault? By 'collapse' I mean 'completely lacking either the willpower (as seen by France in 1940 after the fall of Paris and the collapse of the line on the Somme) or ability (as seen by Poland as they ran out of territory to defend) such that they would not be able to amount any effective defense and need to sue for peace as soon as possible'?
In the "Rise and Fall of the Third Reich," historian William Shirer contended that the Soviet Union was close to collapse at the end of 1942, because it was on the verge of losing either the Caucasus oil, or at least access to it, via the Caspian Sea and Volga. Only the failure of the German offensives at Stalingrad and the Caucasus prevented this result.
The collapse might not have been total, but Russia would have been forced into a purely defensive war for local "strongpoints," Leningrad, Moscow, and the oil between the latter and the Urals.
I would challenge this on two grounds. First, Lend Lease could have given the Soviet Union enough oil to resume the offensive. And two, even if the Soviet Union fought a defensive war until 1945, that would have been "good enough" for Anglo-American victories in North Africa, Italy, and Normandy to win the war, with the Anglo-Americans linking up with the Soviet army well east of where they actually did, possibly on Soviet soil.
Best way of collapsing USSR in WW2 (closest to collapse) would be if Japan attacked USSR during battle for Moscow (or possibly Stalingrad), opening second front from Manchuria. When Soviet spy Richard Sorge find out in mid-september 41 about no imminent plans of attack of USSR, it allowed Stalin to move divisions from Siberia (used and trained to winter warfare) to (soviet) western front, defend Moscow and Stalingrad. This was real case when a spy changed history (and paid for it with his life).
Especially close to collapse (best time for attack) was first war winter, when industry just moved to Ural (production was not restarted), and German submarines ruled North Atlantic, sinking much of the supplies to Murmansk.
There were 3 routes for supplies from Allies to reach USSR: via Murmansk (could be blocked by submarines and ships from Norway), via Vladivostok (would be cut if Japanese cut trans-Siberian railway), and southern route via Iran. Cut 2/3rds of the supply routes, and you prevent building army reserves which led to winter victory in Stalingrad (first defeat of Germany).
Fortunately, Ribentrop-Molotov secret pact allowed Stalin (and Zhukov) to move enough resources to Far East, sufficiently trounce Japanese Army in Khalkin-Gol in 1939, which decreased Japanese Army's standing, prevented that attack, and instead allowed Japanese Navy to prevail on focusing on navy-related war, resulting in attacking USA in Pearl Harbor. Without Pearl Harbor attack, it could take another year to start mobilization of US manufacturing (or it would be much slower), so Germany (and Axis) would have better chance to win in this war of attrition.
No. Knowing how 'close' they were would mean knowing what variables would be needed to bring them over into collapsing. Only conjecture exists in the form of taking Moscow in 1941 or the Caucasus in 1942. Comparable is the idea that the Germans were defeated before the war even began due to their lack of planning and foresight, as well as their failure of securing the encirclement at Smolensk spelled their eventual defeat.
Stalin himself officially declared for the whole nation that very close, in the famous Order No 227 ("Not one step back!"). This unlikely to be a very good propaganda so probably true.
A lot of history books give the impression that Germany could have defeated Russia if they had just captured Moscow or Leningrad, or done some other thing. These books feature cliff hanger-like statements like, "The Wehrmacht came within so-and-so many kilometers of Moscow" and so forth.
In reality, the Germans were fighting a losing battle and had no chance of defeating the Soviet Union. This can be ascertained by a close reading of military analyses of the subject. One of the most detailed accounts is Alan Clark's book "Barbarossa", however, Clark was more of a historian, not a soldier. I have found accounts such as Von Manstein's "Lost Victories" to be much more useful, although be forwarned it is very dry reading. Earl Ziemke's "Stalingrad to Berlin" is another good source. Among more modern authors, Albert Seaton's "Battle of Moscow" is useful and Eastern Front specialist John Erickson's books such as "The Road to Stalingrad". Once again, Erickson is a highly technical scholar, so do not expect adventure stories. Like Manstein, it is mostly about unit movements and interactions.
When the Soviet Union collapsed it was revealed that the Stavka had ordered a general retreat after the failed Red Army Spring Offensive of 1942 so my personal view is not only could the Wehrmacht have defeated the Red Army in the summer of 1942 but in fact they SHOULD have defeated the Red Army with Case Blue.
There are a multitude of reasons why this didn't happen...not least being Hitler was in charge. Stalingrad was not even a primary objective ironically....so the Red Army truly made the German military pay for a series of truly incredible blunders not the least being their complete contempt for the "Ostlanders" and ignorance of "Ost Politik."
Militarily speaking "taking Crimea as a Christmas Gift", wiping Sevatstapol off the map, dividing Army Group South into two, failing to heed the lessons of the Battle of Vorehnez, then bombing Stalingrad into a defenders paradise..?against Hitler's express orders actually...all just added up to a bunch of losses from which Germany has never recovered from...even today.
hitler never intended to enter a war of attrition with the soviets,he knew their resources and manpower were too much for the reich.it became clear to hitler in his speech to the reichstag (on youtube) that stalin was riding roughshod over the ribentrop/molotov agreement by going to war in finland,annexing baltic states and the final straw was invading bukovina romania.german hopes of any chance was blitzkreig which doesnt really work on a country the size of russia.the point is ribentrop/molotov pact was created to remove the need for germany to fight soviets as hitler was well aware they could never come close to collapsing the red army even if moscow was taken,hitler rolled the dice in 41 his hoping a pre emptive strike would mean the war was fought away as far from german borders as that first thrust would take them so the red army was never close to defeat at any time of ww2 as stalin said czar alexander got to paris.i do think the wermacht put a dent in stalins overall plan.


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The Manhattan High boys' soccer team knew it would have its hands full against the top-ranked team in the state, the St. Thomas Aquinas Saints, in the championship game of the Titan Classic on Saturday.
It's not often you miss out on the championship game but still manage a second-place finish at a volleyball tournament, but that's what happened to Manhattan High on Saturday in Olathe.
The Manhattan High football team picked up right where it left off in last week's dominant win, defeating the Seaman Vikings 49-21 in a game that was never close.
Anyone wondering if a quarterback used to playing Class 3A football could come in and handle the job at 6A Manhattan High got their answer last Friday night.
The Manhattan High volleyball team started its season with a win and two losses at a home quadrangular meet with Silver Lake, Seaman and Shawnee Heights Thursday evening.
The Manhattan High boys' soccer team beat Kapaun Mt. Carmel, 4-2, on Thursday evening to advance to the final of the Titan Classic against the state's top-ranked team, St. Thomas Aquinas.
The Manhattan High football team may have surprised its coach last week with a dominant 47-0 win over Shawnee Heights to begin the season. But Indians' head coach Joe Schartz expects a tougher challenge for his group this week.
It's not unusual for the Manhattan High volleyball team to get a late start to its season compared to most teams around the state.
The Manhattan High girls' golf team won the 12-team Salina Central Invitational Tuesday afternoon at Salina Municipal Golf Course.
The Manhattan High girls' tennis team took second place at a quadrangular meet in Topeka Tuesday afternoon, winning eight of 12 matches.
With a deep and talented roster, the Manhattan High boys' soccer team managed to wear out the Wichita Northwest Grizzlies in the quarterfinal round of the Titan Classic in Wichita Monday afternoon.
As Cara Melgares passed the 4K mark on the cross country course at Warner Park Saturday afternoon, she couldn't help but think about being done.
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TECUMSEH – Manhattan used a dominant ground attack to easily defeat the Shawnee Heights Thunderbirds, 47-0, on the road in both teams' season openers Friday night.
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Top-seeded Shawnee Mission West defeated the Indians, 1-0, in double overtime in the semifinal round of the Class 6A state tournament on Saturday in Junction City with a sudden-death goal.
Manhattan's seniors scored six of the 10 goals on the night, while the offense allowed the game to get called 10 minutes early because of mercy rules.
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Despite the lopsided win, Manhattan head coach Mike Sanchez said he admired the way the Scots handled themselves in defeat.
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The Indians are headed to the Blue Valley Northwest Invitational, which features some of the top tennis programs in both Kansas and Missouri.
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The Indians had to overcome a sluggish start to beat the Trojans at home, 57-38.
Manhattan was so dominant in the third quarter, turning what had been a close game into a blowout en route to a 66-56 win.
The Indians defeated Paola (57-18), Smith Center (39-33), Shawnee Heights (49-21) and the Manhattan "B" team (60-6).
With the win, Manhattan advances to host Thursday's regional final against sixth-seeded Hutchinson (11-6-0), which defeated Topeka High, 2-0.
The loss spoiled an otherwise festive night at Bishop Stadium.
Manhattan's win over Rural is a good sign with regionals just a few short weeks away.
Facing an offense that likes to throw the ball, Manhattan High tightened up its coverage and contained the pass game in a 50-7 win over Topeka West on Friday at Bishop Stadium.
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The Indians led 42-0 at halftime before dialing it back in the second half and allowing Seaman's first-team players to get some offense going against Manhattan's backups.
The Indians took the lead early in the first half and were never really threatened by the Lions in their season opener at Bishop Stadium.
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Despite a slow start, Manhattan defeated Junction City by mercy-rule in only 56 minutes, winning 10-0 to set up Thursday's regional final against Dodge City at Bishop Stadium, scheduled to begin at 6 p.m.
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Lived all over the Monterey area and have always received great reception just about everywhere.Was this review helpful to you?
Cell phone reception is terrible. Always shows "LTE" with between 1-3 bars, and absolutely NO text or call capability. Would rather it just say, "No Service" than lie to me everywhere. Most of the time I need to leave my house and go out to the street corner to get acceptable coverage. Also, signal is non-existent near Fort Ord or Marina.Was this review helpful to you?
Traveled all over Monterey, Carmel and Seaside and never saw more than 1 bar on either my iPhone or Samsung Galaxy S5. Could not receive or make a call while indoors. Text messages took upwards of 5 mins to send. Internet was non-existent.Was this review helpful to you?
Great call / text reception. Have occasionally had internet issues, but that could have been the phone rather than the signal.Was this review helpful to you?
The tower is only a mile away, so very good T-Mobile reception in this area of Monterey.Was this review helpful to you?
Calls inside the house and out on the deck drop every few minutes. Also, whenever I'm on a call driving on HWY 1 South I always lose the call around Sand City and again in Marina I did not have this problem with AT&T a few years ago. Time to switch back.Was this review helpful to you?
The phone sucks just by it self. Reception though is marginal over all. Ive had a few dropped calls in my apt. and more where I work in Salinas. On average I have at the most 4 bars but a lot of the time down to 1 or less.Was this review helpful to you?
This is the location of a hotel I stay at a couple times a year. The problem is not particularly the signal strength, but the quality. I get 2-3 bars, which normally is adequate. At this location, however, even if I have 3 bars, the quality of the signal is so bad that you just can't have an understandable conversation. And then, inevitably, the call gets dropped. Fortunately, I have an unlimited roaming plan, and I just set the phone to "roam only" while I'm at this location, and I get 4-5 bars and good signal quality (probably the Verizon tower, which appears to be closer to central Monterey than the Sprint tower).Was this review helpful to you?
AT&T has better coverage than most carriers in the area. Ft. Ord has trouble across the board, but since I had a software update on my Nokia, I went from having 0-1 bars to 1-3. It works great throughout Monterey and Carmel, though Carmel Valley is problematic (get Verizon if you live past Safeway). I recommend it to most people, given the ease of use, the ease of transferring phones WITHOUT paying $200+ (goPhone+SIM), and the above average customer service.Was this review helpful to you?
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Hawks write new chapter in series
CHICAGO -- A three-goal lead evaporated. A dead-quiet rink. Their starting goalie injured, and the defending Stanley Cup champs smelling blood.
Oh, and the season on the line.
Turns out, you didn't miss anything by not being a fly on the wall in the Chicago Blackhawks' dressing room Friday night after the second period.
"Not much was said," forward Patrick Sharp said.
Instead, the Hawks came out and played one of their finest periods of the season, and finished it off 1:52 into overtime when Sharp pounced on a rebound to lead Chicago to a 4-3 win and the United Center rocked again.
Take a step back for a second and digest what happened here Friday night. No matter what happens in these Western Conference finals, this will be a night when people will remember a young, star-filled hockey team beginning to show its maturation.
With the roof seemingly caving in and everything that could going wrong late in the second period, the Hawks took a deep breath and responded like a battle-tested squad that's been there, done that.
"Maybe a couple of weeks ago or certainly a year ago, you might have seen a different Hawks team," said Sharp, who also opened the scoring 8:45 into the first period. "But we've been through a lot in these playoffs. I think we played one of best periods of the season in the third."
Let's be honest, when Detroit blueliners Nicklas Lidstrom, Brian Rafalski and Jonathan Ericsson scored unanswered in a 4:23 span in the middle frame, we were all thinking the same thing: sweep. The Wings would finish the job in the third period and we'd all be heading home Monday morning after a Game 4 win.
Instead, the Hawks continued to write new chapters in their exciting story, picking themselves up off the mat and sticking it right back to hockey's modern-day dynasty.
"We've had a lot of ups and downs in this year and in these playoffs," said star Chicago blueliner Duncan Keith, who assisted on Samuel Pahlsson's goal that gave the Hawks a 3-0 lead. "In fact, we were down a lot in the last series with Vancouver and kept finding ways. I really think that builds up character.
"That builds mental strength, to know that we can come back no matter what the situation is."
The Red Wings were one goal away from going for the jugular. Now, they might have a series on their hands. The young Hawks, whose confidence was shaken after going down 2-0 in a series for the first time this spring, whether they want to admit it or not, have a bounce in their step again.
"We know we can beat this team," said Sharp, who has seven goals in the postseason. "It's a confidence-booster."
Friday night was Chicago's first real victory over the Red Wings all season, if you take away two meaningless games that wrapped up the regular season in April, when neither team had anything to play for. Detroit won the first four regular-season matchups that mattered, including the Winter Classic.
After starting to wonder if Big Brother was ever going to relent, he did on this night. Odds are the Hawks will still fall in this series, but they've taken the first step in chipping away at their more established Original Six and Central Division rivals.
There's an official hate-on between these two clubs that was guaranteed after Wings blueliner Niklas Kronwall laid out Hawks star winger Martin Havlat at 13:08 of the second period with perhaps the biggest hit since Scott Stevens pummeled Paul Kariya at center ice in the 2003 Stanley Cup finals.
Havlat lay on the ice for several minutes after the hit and would be forgiven if he thought he was still playing for Ottawa. He left the game and is obviously questionable for Game 4 on Sunday, although he was listed as day-to-day. You'd need your leg to be cut off not to be listed as "day-to-day" in the playoffs. Starting goalie Nikolai Khabibulin, by the way, is also "day-to-day" with a "lower body" injury.
Kronwall got a five-minute interference major and a game misconduct for the hit on Havlat. From our vantage point, it was a clean but vicious hit. A league official explained the call by saying Havlat didn't have control of the puck so it was interference.
The two coaches sounded like they were describing different plays when discussing the call after the game.
"It's a dangerous hit when you haven't touched the puck," said Hawks coach Joel Quenneville. "It was a hard hit. A dangerous hit when you still haven't touched it."
When asked about the five-minute major, Quenneville said: "I think it was the right call. He hadn't touched the puck. He left his feet. It was a tough hit."
Wings coach Mike Babcock was listening to Quenneville's news conference in another room.
"It's amazing how two people that know each other and see things similar a lot of times can see things so different," Babcock said. "You know, the bottom line is, the puck came around the wall. Havlat had it in between his legs. Kronwall didn't leave his feet. He did it on the follow through. He just finished the check. He hit the guy fair and square.
"It takes one of your good players [Kronwall] out of the game right off the hop," Babcock said. "In my opinion, it was absolutely the wrong call. It was actually a good finished check."
The Hawks and the Wings, just like old times.
Pierre LeBrun covers the NHL for ESPN.com.
Pierre LeBrunESPN Senior Writer
- Covers the NHL for ESPN.com and TSN in Canada
- Six years on the "Hockey Night In Canada" Hotstove panel
- 13 years at The Canadian Press national news agency
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DANNY TENAGLIA, DEEP DISH, the World, 1501 Broadway, at 43rd Street, Times Square (212) 398-3439. Two Grammy-nominated electronic acts share the turntables at this all-night Presidents' Day party. Danny Tenaglia was nominated for turning Depeche Mode's ''I Feel Loved'' into a warm, up-tempo house track. And Deep Dish was nominated for turning Dido's ''Thank You'' into a dance track that is both atmospheric and percussive. Sunday night at midnight; tickets are $45 in advance; $60 at the door (Sanneh).
* CLARK TERRY QUINTET, Village Vanguard, 178 Seventh Avenue South, West Village, (212) 255-4037. A great American musician -- period. It's possible that no other jazz musician has as much amusing old-guy charm as Mr. Terry, and when you think he's all sweetness, he'll rattle you profoundly with a cool, beautifully executed piece of fluegelhorn playing. Sets through Sunday night are at 9:30
and 11:30; cover, $20 today and tomorrow, $15 on Sunday, with a $10 minimum all night
* YOSVANY TERRY, Jazz Gallery, 290 Hudson Street, South Village, (212) 242-1063. Mr. Terry is a Cuban saxophonist who has fit in beautifully with all kinds of jazz and Latin-derived concepts since arriving here; he's part of the new Latin-jazz scene in town (see Miguel Zenon, below). In the band is his countryman Dafnis Prieto, an astonishing young drummer. Tonight at 9 and 10:30 p.m.; admission is $12 per set (Ratliff).
24-7 SPYZ REUNION, CBGB, 315 Bowery, at Bleecker Street, East Village, (212) 982-4052. 24-7 Spyz was a punk-funk band with strong political convictions that built a steady New York City following but never hit the rock bigtime. Three of its members -- Rick Skatore, Jimi Hazel, Jeff Broadnax -- are reuniting to raise money for Mr. Skatore's medical expenses. Tomorrow at 7 p.m. with nine other groups; admission is $15 (Pareles).
HEZEKIAH WALKER AND THE LOVE FELLOWSHIP CHOIR, Radio City Music Hall, 1260 Avenue of the Americas, at 50th Street, (212) 632-4000. A gospel minister who reaches the hip-hop generation brings his choir for a live recording session, with guests including Mary Mary, Donald Lawrence, Kim Burrell, Jonathan Slocumb and Ricky Dillard and New Generation. Tomorrow at 8 p.m. Tickets are $28.50 to $53.50 (Pareles).
THE WHITE PARTY, Roseland Ballroom, 239 West 52nd Street, Manhattan, (212) 674-8541. The 22nd annual White Party is conceived as a tribute to New York, although it's also a tribute to the stamina of the city's hard-core partygoers: the headliner, Frankie Knuckles, isn't scheduled to appear until 4 a.m., and Robbie Leslie is to stay at the turntables until sometime after lunch on Sunday. Expect lots of classic disco and uplifting house music. It goes without saying -- almost -- that attendees are kindly requested to dress creatively, and monochromatically. Tomorrow at 10 p.m.; tickets are $75 in advance, $85 at the door (Sanneh).
* CASSANDRA WILSON, Blue Note, 131 West Third Street, West Village, (212) 475-8592. Ms. Wilson will be back on the record-store racks next month -- which is good news for the Billboard jazz chart, and probably good news for you. ''Belly of the Sun'' (Blue Note) continues the path set back in the early 90's by ''Blue Light 'Til Dawn'' -- a slinky idea of Southern rural music, with guitars, dobros and harmonicas lightly entering and leaving the scene on single-chord vamps. It's not exactly jazz, nor is it strictly blues or country or soul or anything else; it's inventive American populist art, mixing up those idioms. Sets through Sunday night are at 8 and 10:30 p.m.; cover charge at the tables is $45; with a $5 minimum; at the bar, $30, with a one-drink minimum (Ratliff).
BERNIE WORRELL AND THE WOO WARRIORS, Knitting Factory, 74 Leonard Street, TriBeCa (212) 219-3006. As the keyboardist in Parliament-Funkadelic, Bernie Worrell put the oozing, organic textures in the P-Funk groove machine. He can take credit for the slow-bubbling synthesizer bass lines that are still ubiquitous in hip-hop and rhythm-and-blues; he also has an encompassing knowledge of jazz, funk, gospel and rock that he tosses around lightly. Tomorrow at 11 p.m.; tickets are $12 (Pareles).
MIGUEL ZENON, Jazz Gallery, 290 Hudson Street, South Village, (212) 242-1063. The saxophonist, and one of the important links in the New York's new Latin-jazz scene, will play with a like-minded band: the pianist Edsel Gomez, the bassist Hans Glawischnig and the drummer Antonio Sanchez. The band is likely to play material from Mr. Zenon's new album, ''Looking Forward,'' the first under his own name. Tomorrow night at 9 and 10:30; admission is $12 per set (Ratliff).
Photos: Yosvany Terry, a Cuban saxophonist, at Jazz Gallery tonight. (Jack Vartoogian); Victor Manuelle sings his salsa at Club Babalu tomorrow night. (Jack Vartoogian)


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I am just a normal guy. I travel, go to restaurants and book hotels. Australia seems to be the only country in the world with this massive disturbing trend. The banks started it with interest rate changes not moving in step with the RBA, and now Caltex, Jetstar hotels and others are adding these left right and centre. If we don't stop it, the charges will just increase.
Ban credit card surcharges – this ridiculous gouging of customers has to end
Credit card surcharges are gouging customers hundreds of millions of dollars every year. They're being added to flights (Jetstar $8.50 per flight), paying bills (Telstra 2%+ GST), cab fares (10% of fare). They're out of control – and it's time they're banned. There have been too many excuses on this, for too many years. But right now we have a chance to show Joe Hockey that we want to end this rip off. On Sunday 7th December, any excuse for a government not to ban them evaporated when the David Murray Report went public, with over 5000 submissions requesting that these fees be banned! It is extraordinary that despite 80% of all submissions being received demanded that credit card surcharges be banned, that the final report lacks any clear recommendation on banning these, but rather proposes some weak caps be considered. Caps can be increased over time so I see this as entirely useless. Its clear these people don't live in the real world we all live in! So come on Scott Morrison, show some leadership - hear the voices of the people, and ban these obscene credit card surcharges! WOTIF.COM was able to remove them recently from their services so why not demand others do the same? This significant number of submissions received to the David Murrary Report is as a direct result of a Petition I started against Jetstar's outragious Credit Card Surcharges change.org/jetstar that has secured over 108,000 signatures. So you see, your support is already working and we are very close to getting the outcome we all deserve. NO MORE CREDIT CARD SURCHARGES If we can show him that consumers are sick of these sneaky, deceitful fees being added to everything we purchase, we can make sure he follows through to end credit card surcharges. Capping them is not the answer as caps can be increased over time. Australia is one of the only countries left that allows this absurd gouging to continue. Most countries have banned them already. Let's tell him excuses and political handballing to weak, toothless regulators isn't good enough. We want these rip-off fees outlawed. Sign my petition to help me get rid of credit card surcharges. I'm going to personally deliver it to Canberra, and make sure the voices of consumers aren't ignored any longer.
Hon Peter Dutton MP, Minister for Health: Stop discriminating against Private Hospital Insurance Cancer Patients
On 8th October I was diagnosed with Acute Promyelocytic Leukaemia. I am 51. I have private health insurance with HCF and was immediately admitted into a Private Hospital in the Gold Coast to receive urgent treatment for this specific disease, which is where I have written this petition. A key vital drug for the treatment of this specific disease is called ATRA (all-trans retinoic acid). In the public health system this drug is free. In fact, in the western world it is offered largely free. In China, it costs $20 per month. But because I have Private Health Insurance and am being treated in a Private Hospital, the Australlan Government will not cover the cost of this drug which will cost sufferers of this disease $4,500 every month of treatment! It's bad enough being diagnosed with Cancer, but then the Government decides to grab a bat and hit suffers financially at a time when they a burdened with a range of deep emotional and financial stresses. I am a taxpayer like patients treated in the public system. I pay State taxes too. I pay my Medicare Levy like other taxpayers in the public system. The Government wants us to hold Private Health Insurance but then discriminates against those that do by not offering the same free access to drugs that are free in the public system? THAT IS PLAINLY WRONG AND DISCRIMINATES AGAINST PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE COVERED PATIENTS. The number of people who suffer from my specific Cancer in Australia is small, and the ATRA drug is designed for specific mandatory treatment of people with this particular disease. I am a fighter. I always have been. I have been supporting raising money for Cancer Research for years through my cycling team the VisionCrusaders.com, and in fact had been in the middle of major national fund raising for Cancer Research when diagnosed. It's ironic that given my history raising money for Cancer Research, my fitness and general health, that Cancer should strike me like this. It's a hideous disease that sadly will strike one in three of us in Australia in our lifetime and one in two in Queensland! So will you help me get this changed? Please sign my petition. Please also send an email demanding the Minister include ATRA support for Private Health Insurance patients to firstname.lastname@example.com
Jetstar: drop your deceitful, rip-off $8.50 credit card surcharge for booking online
They're shameful, gouge customers, and it's time they stop. Jetstar's "booking and service" fee that adds $8.50 one way, $17 return, is one of the most excessive out there – slipped in at the last moment just as you are about to pay online. What's shocking – it's actually 2670% above what it costs Jetstar to process your card. They're simply taking advantage of people now and encouraging other companies like hotels, petrol stations, restaurants and who knows, soon your electricity company to do the same! We should be able to trust companies to do what's fair, not just what's going to line their pockets with the most profit every time – but instead Jetstar have fought to keep credit card surcharges because this quiet rip-off nets them some profit and their owners QANTAS. Australians pay a ridiculous $800million in card surcharges every year. That's the estimate from Mastercard, who've backed consumers' calls for retailers like Jetstar to be banned from charging these fees. So far they've got away with it, but you can help change that. A huge consumer backlash right now could finally end this rip-off and the ACCC agrees its not right – the Federal Government are considering banning the surcharges, and Qantas/Jetstar are more concerned about their brand reputation than ever. In my view, the published price should be the price you pay. No little 'add ons' at the last minute. No excessive fees or surcharges or "booking fees" as they like to call them – it's time they all listen and with your help I know we can end this gouging by retailers in Australia. Please sign my petition now to force Jetstar to end their unfair credit card surcharges – and encourage the Government to ban them altogether. You can also leave a message for Jetstar via Facebook too: https://www.facebook.com/JetstarAustralia?filter=2 And Twitter: https://twitter.com/JetstarAirways
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We found that there was a lack of on board daytime activities compared to other cruises. Activities that were offered (way too many trivia sessions) were haphazard and stingy with prizes. I participated in a stage show and didn't even get a drink of water, zero, nada. Restaurant selection was poor. Couldn't afford the one specialty French Cuisine. We found Millennium difficult to get around. Kept running into cabin halls looking for public venues. Didn't meet anyone raving about casino.
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Select a few individuals, three or less probably, to actively moderate the forums.
The reason for this would be to add some metadata and a little bit more order to a forum that is still rather manageable with only hovering around a thousand topics. Possible tasks could (and in my opinion should) include:
* Look through threads, if it's a problem that's solved, modify the topic to say so. For example "Rendering broken" becomes "[Solved] Rendering broken"
* If a thread is clearly more an open bug report than a discussion, add it to Mantis, add additional information and lock the forum topic after addding a link back to Mantis.
* Move all old bug reports to Mantis so that this subforum can be deleted without loosing information.
As you can see, I'm merely advocating extracting more information from the forum posts rather than policing the users. I'd certainly be willing to step up to the plate and do some moderating but I'm a bit skeptical if I'll have the necessary background knowledge to successfully improve upon existing forum bug reports, for instance.


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Querulous Qwilfish or VS Qwilfish (Japanese: VS ハリーセン VS Harysen) is the 122nd round of the Pokémon Adventures manga.
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The chapter begins with Crystal walking into Olivine City, with the news broadcast about the events of the Burned Tower playing. Once she enters Olivine City, she sees the construction site of the Battle Tower. When gets to the construction site, she talks to one of the workers about when it will be finished. Suddenly, a waste collection pipe starts to break under pressure, and the tower itself starts to collapse. Crystal manages to save some of the workers, but the waste flows into the sea, enraging some nearby Qwilfish.
The Qwilfish take in a bunch of water and start using Pin Missile. Crystal thinks about cleaning up the mess to calm the Pokémon down, but instead decides to capture them, sending out all her Pokémon. Her Pokémon fight the Qwilfish, and Crystal kicks Poké Balls to capture them. The workers say that they will clean up the mess soon. However, a baby Qwilfish starts to die because of the toxic waste.
As Crystal is about to take the baby Qwilfish to a Pokémon Center, Suicune suddenly appears in front of her and cures the baby Qwilfish, cleaning the sea in the process. Soon, Crystal gets a call from Professor Oak, telling her that he's counting on her to get some data on the three legendary beasts. Crystal tells him what she just saw and then starts hunting down Suicune.
Major events
- Crystal encounters Suicune at the Battle Tower.
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Hi ya, folks. Yes, Papadood is still around. I don't post much any more due to the hate-mongering that gets bantered back and forth. Topix could be such a neat source for old friendships, relatives and history but I guess it is not to be. But I'll dust off some of my old stories and post them every now and then. And I thank you folks for asking. (Feb 4, 2011 | post #206)
I had no idea that Don Hinton was on You Tube. I'll have to look him up and watch his videos. Don was an accomplished singer even in our teenage years. Dean Wolf became an accomplished singer later after his voice changed. Skeeter did indeed play on "Twistin' Jane'. We recorded four songs at Roland James studio in Memphis and this was one of the songs. I still have a reel-to-reel tape of the session. Bobby Woods played piano on "Twistin' Jane" and he later went on to record the Memphis session with Elvis. Another little known fact was that there were three piano players on the Memphis Session, Bobby Woods, Elvis himself and another unknown player named Ronnie Milsap. "It's A Miracle" was recorded at Phillips International which is what Sun Records became after Sam Phillips made a ton of money off of Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and of course, Elvis. Charley Rich played the piano on the record as he was one of their studio musicians. Roy Orbison was under contract to Sun Records but he didn't enjoy the same success until later when he moved back to Texas and joined another label. We were witnessing history and didn't even know it. Thanks for reviving some old memories, Huey. (Aug 26, 2010 | post #112)
I remember those pin ball machines too, Past. They had one like that at Curtis' Cafe in the service station. I was watching a truck driver play the machine one night and he was a terrible player. He played it for about 45 minutes, then stepped back and kicked the machine with his foot. He made a comment that I have never forgotten. He said, "Anything that will stand there with its back to the wall and challenge the whole damned world can't be beat." It was a good thing that nobody else was in the station or he probably would have been thrown out on his ear. George Tillman said, "Life sure does get tedious, don't it?" Ah, for the good old days again . (Apr 18, 2010 | post #267)
Thanks Past. You just outlined one of the biggest differences between the Hayti then and the Hayti now. Many problems were handled just as you described. If you got into trouble at school, they didn't call the police, they called your parents and brought them in for a conference. Most times, that problem didn't occur again. Just as you stated, the police didn't want to arrest people unless they had no other choice or the offense was really bad and warranted it. Of course we didn't have the drug problems then that there is now. It seems like people cared more then than they do now. Just a thought. (Apr 18, 2010 | post #264)
I just remembered that Bob Brooks had a bad leg and he was also chief during the early 50's. I believe he was related to Anna Margaret Brooks and Charles Brooks. I graduated from school with Anna Margaret. I heard she married L. C. Averill and Charles married Angelee Mahoulis. I think it was her dad that owned Angelo's Pig Stand on the corner of the square. I knew Fritz McKay but not well. He lived a block and a half from us. I remember his wife was very attractive but I didn't know her at all. I don't remember him being chief but he may have been after we moved. (Apr 18, 2010 | post #262)
I'm sure it was C. J. Frankum. Raymond Ings was the chief back in the 50's also. C. J. had a son named Sonny and a daughter but I don't remember her name. Sonny went in to the Marines with Jim Phillips after they graduated from Hayti. (Apr 17, 2010 | post #258)
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Then I suggest you go to the West Palm Beach Topix and spread your boredom. You certainly won't be missed on this one. (Apr 16, 2010 | post #700)
You are right, Past. I wracked my brain for an hour trying to remember that name but couldn't. I did remember several people who used to hang out at the pool hall. Mr. Wray, John Wray's dad) used to be a regular. He had a barber shop on the other side of the block on third street. You could get a haircut for a $1.00. Martin Ray (no relation) was a regular as was John German before he was killed in a plane crash. Ed James was a regular and of course all the guys from school. But parents weren't concerned as they knew there was no trouble there. Garth ran a pretty tight ship and he commanded a lot of respect from all the guys in school. Many time when we were broke (which was quite often) Garth would let us play for free if we would rack the balls on the other tables. That was a pretty good deal. I think Garth had the pool hall just to give him something to do. His money was already made long before he opened the pool hall. (Apr 16, 2010 | post #255)
Thanks Jimmy. I really couldn't remember for sure what year it was. That's why I put the word "circa" on the photo. I'm sure sorry I lost track of him over the years. I was always curious as to how he got the job with Rick Nelson. I know that Rick used to bring in musicians on his earlier recording sessions. Joe Maphis did a bit of recording for him on several occasions as I recall. I would have loved to hear Bobby play. Thanks again for the update. (Apr 14, 2010 | post #36)
I encourage all of you to meet with city officials and voice your opinions. Hayti used to be such a quaint community. When I returned after being away for 40 years, all I saw was a town that was 40 years older. No new construction to speak of, no growth, no improvements that I could see. You need to relay these opinions to city officials. But I would caution everyone. Charging in the door and banging on a desk won't get it done. Choose a speaker and have him/her present your concerns in a very businesslike manner. Make sure they know that you are willing to help. But also make sure that they understand that something needs to be done. I don't know if the city has any budget for cleanup, but perhaps they could vote for some money to help defray the costs from the general fund. You might explore whether the city has any vehicles to assist in the removal of trash to transport to the dump, or wherever they put it. This is indeed a noble cause. It is also your home. If you succeed, it will be a giant step in the right direction. But don't let this idea get pushed aside. Everybody will be the better for it. (Apr 12, 2010 | post #7)
When I knew Garth, he owned the pool hall on fourth street behind Angelo's and across from Khouri's. There was a bar next door but I don't remember the name of it. There were several ladies of the evening who used to hang out there a lot. I remember the gambling games at the pool hall on the square but to my knowledge they never got raided. I remember playing pool there and they wanted some food. They tipped me quite handsomely to go get them some burgers from the restaurant next door to People's Drug Store. But they never interrupted their gambling and sometimes the game would go on for a week. I remember we were doing some repair work on the McCrary homestead one time after the incident you described. My brother, Jim was a prankster and he was always playing tricks on Mr. McCrary. On day when he was up on a step ladder, Jim nailed his shoe to the step ladder. Of course, Mr. McCrary couldn't get down from the ladder with his shoe nailed. Jim offered to fetch him a claw hammer for a dollar which was refused. But after he stood there for a while, the price went up to five dollars. But my dad came in and saw what was going on and spoiled the prank. Mr. McCrary laughed about that for years. He thought the world of Jim despite the pranks Jim pulled on him. (Apr 11, 2010 | post #252)
Past, I don't remember Robert Gould but I left Hayti in 1963 and moved to California. I have learned about a number of old friends from the Topix columns. This was the reason I joined it several years ago. I hope other old friends notice the threads and join in. Hopefully, we can keep the jerks and juvenile idiots off these threads. They really ruin it for other people. (Apr 5, 2010 | post #244)
And your point is? (Apr 1, 2010 | post #234)
You are right Past. The Vivrettes did have a business on the west side of tow. They had two daughters, Frances and the younger one was Pat or Patricia if I remember correctly. Frances married Dick Kneibert but they divorced a few years ago. Dick is retired from the FBI and lives near Poplar Bluff. Frances has remarried and lives in the St. Louis area. (Mar 29, 2010 | post #229)
Hayti, thanks for the update on Ada Nell. No wonder I never found her. Apparently she had been in touch with my sister, Pat, who would have been about your age but I never knew (Ada Nell's) her married name. I did not know Harold well but I was close friends with his dad, Garth. I used to help him rack balls and clean up the pool hall. Garth and I had some fierce snooker games on the front table in the Hayti pool hall. I was always curious as to why he took a liking to me. Several years later he said it was because I was a good snooker player. He told me the reason we would play on the front table was that it was good for business. After thinking back, I remember that after we got a game started, people would start to wander in to watch. Garth could have been a professional had he wanted to be. I could play him tough but he usually won. I remember the small two-lane bowling alley that Harold had in Caruthersville. There was a young kid there that would reset the pins for you. I threw a ball that looked like it was shot out of a cannon. The kid would reset the pins then leave the area. <S> Ah yes, those were the days. (Mar 29, 2010 | post #227)
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Description: Main Street Bridge raised to let boats pass through the locks on the Fox River.
Date: 1919 ca.
Description: Exterior view from field of a long brick Lawson plant building with a smokestack. Several automobiles are parked near the plant on the left, and on the rig...
Date: 1940-04-11
Description: This blue line print map shows survey monument markers by type and industrial buildings and covers part of the lower Fox River and East River. The map incl...
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We the people? Right-wing opposition to TTIP – some necessary comments
Austria's narrowly defeated right-wing presidential candidate Hofer announced, stopping TTIP would be one of his priorities. In France, the only major political party opposed to TTIP is Front National. Germany's AfD is a vocal TTIP critic, too. In the US, Donald Trump vehemently opposes free trade agreements of all sorts. Globalization critics on the right wing, what does that mean?


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FASHION: Now You Can Free Your Breasts...Without Going Topless [PHOTO]
The #FreeTheNipple campaign came about when Instagram banned photos of topless women, but men without shirts are acceptable. Basically, the campaign stresses that if men can go topless, women should be able to as well.
Robyn Graves and Michelle Lytle are completely on board with the movement and have created the TaTa Top, which allows a woman to look like she is topless when in actuality she is wearing a bikini top. The TaTa Top is a flesh colored bikini top with painted on nipples. You really have to do a double take when you first see it because the top does look like breasts .
For now, the suit only comes in one flesh tone, but Robyn and Michelle have plans to introduce many more colors in the next couple of months. The TaTa Top sells on their website for $28 and $5 of each sale goes to the Lynn Sage Cancer Foundation.
So, if you want to support the campaign, but want to avoid getting arrested, The TaTa Top is the way to do it.


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There is a pretty sizeable gap within the hinges themselves. I would definitely swap out those screws for flat head screws (and probably countersink the hinge while I have it off). Then remove as much gap as necessary with adjustment, assuming you can remove enough. That's what the adjustment is for, so that's the best and cheapest fix if there is enough ...
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Let $D$ be a convex domain in the complex plane, and is domain $D$ a simply connected domain? What about when $D$ is a star domain?
Yes star-domains are simply connected, since every path is homotopy equivalent to one going through the center.
The disc with one point removed is not simply connected, but also not convex.
Open convex sets are among the star-domains.
All that is not special to the $\mathbb{C}$, but any $\mathbb{R}^d$.